In the best case, certain parts of your new machine won't function. Often, the drivers for your new and old hardware won't match. There are no guarantees that your cloned copy will work successfully on a new machine. But on Windows, you're more likely to experience problems. If you're running Linux, the process is painless. It's the methodology of choice whether you're moving to a new PC or merely upgrading to a larger hard drive. Macrium Reflect relies on a principle called cloning.
At the end, I'll offer a couple of alternative methods for moving files without touching the OS itself. In this article, I'm going to explain how to use Macrium Reflect to clone and move your OS. Instead of doing everything manually, why not try and move your entire operating system (OS) from your old PC to your new PC?
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